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01-31-2013, 03:24 PM
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Route 150 Brewery
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Originally Posted by roymullins
I actually liked Bud Select- I say liked because I cannot find it anymore- it has been replaced by Bud Select 55 which is horrid... so light it shouldn't even be called beer- maybe just "eer"
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I can still find Bud Select around here, but then I'm only an hours drive from St. Louis. And I would rather drink it than Bud Light.
The Select 55 is horrid. It is more like flavored water than anything else.
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01-31-2013, 04:32 PM
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#32
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Location: Saint Peters, MO
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Originally Posted by doed
the select 55 is horrid. It is more like flavored water than anything else.
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+1
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02-04-2013, 10:41 PM
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Regular Bud gives me a headache, but Bud Light is my go-to golfing beer. A sixer of Bud Light on a hot day on the course is pretty much how I envision heaven.
Busch Light was the drink of choice in college, it's pretty much all I drank. I graduated 7 years ago and I can't even drink the stuff anymore, it's so so bad. I don't think I'll be trying Black Crown, I heard it has a 6.7% ABV. That's too high to enjoy, IMO.
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02-05-2013, 05:52 AM
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Location: KC, MO
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Originally Posted by Upthewazzu
Regular Bud gives me a headache, but Bud Light is my go-to golfing beer. A sixer of Bud Light on a hot day on the course is pretty much how I envision heaven.
Busch Light was the drink of choice in college, it's pretty much all I drank. I graduated 7 years ago and I can't even drink the stuff anymore, it's so so bad. I don't think I'll be trying Black Crown, I heard it has a 6.7% ABV. That's too high to enjoy, IMO.
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Agreed.
Strohs, Old Milwaukee's Best Ice, Old Milwaukee, Keystone Light, and Busch Light. The BJCP needs an "american college lager" category. That's what we drank.
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02-05-2013, 12:05 PM
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Moderator
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Location: Reed City, MI
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I think you guys are missing something here. This is not your average American Light Lager. It's an AMBER Lager! So it's got to be darker than regular Bud and most of the other BMC stuff. So it HAS to taste better!
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02-05-2013, 12:11 PM
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Mean Old Man
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Location: Sterling, VA
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Originally Posted by mike_in_ak
How beer led to the present day population catastrophe.
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huh? seriously? I can't tell if that's sarcasm, because someone from the most sparsely populated state talking "present day population catastrophe" can't be doing anything but pulling my freaking leg
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02-05-2013, 12:18 PM
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L Seven Brewing Co.
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Location: Omaha, NE
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Originally Posted by Upthewazzu
Busch Light was the drink of choice in college, it's pretty much all I drank. I graduated 7 years ago and I can't even drink the stuff anymore, it's so so bad. I don't think I'll be trying Black Crown, I heard it has a 6.7% ABV. That's too high to enjoy, IMO.
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Huh? 6.7% too high to enjoy? Nobody give this guy a belgian or West Coast IPA to drink, he won't be able to handle it.....
seriously though I assume you mean you can't enjoy more than one as a session beer. Hell, my session beers these days are 5.5-6.5%. 
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02-05-2013, 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted by BigRedHopHead
Huh? 6.7% too high to enjoy? Nobody give this guy a belgian or West Coast IPA to drink, he won't be able to handle it.....
seriously though I assume you mean you can't enjoy more than one as a session beer. Hell, my session beers these days are 5.5-6.5%. |
A session beer is to contain no higher than 5% ABV. |
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02-05-2013, 03:37 PM
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L Seven Brewing Co.
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Location: Omaha, NE
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Originally Posted by morticus
A session beer is to contain no higher than 5% ABV.
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LOL! Not where I come from! That may be the defined category strength, but in my neighborhood we call 5% or less "hydration beers". Just how we roll. To each his own.....
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02-05-2013, 07:27 PM
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Location: KC, MO
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Originally Posted by BigRedHopHead
LOL! Not where I come from! That may be the defined category strength, but in my neighborhood we call 5% or less "hydration beers". Just how we roll. To each his own.....
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I guess your sessions don't last as long.
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